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The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 1343

Summary for Chapter 1343: The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo)

Chapter Summary: Chapter 1343 – The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) by Adela

In Chapter 1343, a key moment in the Romantic novel The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo), Adela delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

When he saw that he had been spared, Anthony quickly scurried away.

I breathed a sigh of relief and glanced at my phone. I had better call a taxi, just to be safe.

If Anthony had a sudden change of heart and decided to ambush me on my way back, I would be in trouble again.

Tory beckoned his subordinates over to clean his shoes. Then, he cocked his head at me and asked, "Do you want me to send you home?"

It was clear that he wanted me out of his sight.

I shook my head. "No, thank you."

I turned and headed in the direction I came

from. When I sensed that someone was following me, I turned to look. It was Tory. I asked, slightly baffled, "Is something the matter, Mr. Zimmer son?"

Tory rolled his eyes. "Are you the only one allowed to use this road?"

"No."

The man huffed. 'Then why are you asking?"

I sighed and said nothing but thought to myself what a strange guy he was.

After walking a while more, my phone rang.

Just as I looked down to retrieve my phone from my bag, Tory’s subordinate reached forward and snatched my bag away.

"What are you doing?" I subconsciously reached forward to grab it back.

However, the man raised my bag high above my head. There was no way I could reach it at all.

His expression darkened, and he looked a little frightening.

In an instant, my phone that was held high up in the air was smashed mercilessly onto the ground.

Due to the excessive force that was used, the phone shattered.

My eyes widened, and I stared at the destroyed phone, heartbroken.

My phones were too pitiful. They always lived such short lives and died in such tragic ways.

Sensing Tory's fury, I was shocked into silence. I just stared at him, stunned.

He squinted at me as if trying to hide the rage in his gaze. "Mrs. Grant, my mother didn't teach me anything. So, would you like to take her place and teach me some lessons?”

His darkened expression moved closer to me, and I took a step back out of shock. I almost tripped and fell.

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